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Investigation underway after ‘incident' at Chester Co. government HQ, police say

Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Marcus L. Chen
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Marcus, a culinary enthusiast and graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, has been a food writer for over 5 years, contributing to local publications like the Philadelphia Eagle. He loves exploring diverse dining experiences in King of Prussia, from gourmet restaurants to hidden gems. Marcus believes food has the power to bring communities together.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 1:51 PM · 1 min read
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Investigation underway after ‘incident' at Chester Co. government HQ, police say — Ardmore Technology news

Chester County officials are set to provide new details following a morning incident at the Chester County government building in West Chester, on Friday. On Friday morning, the Chester County officials said they would provide an update to an incident that was reported to police earlier in the day at the county s government headquarters on the 300 block of West Market Street in West Chester. Officials did not immediately detail specifics of the incident, instead saying that the county s District Attorney s Office was aware of it and that the county was coordinating with the appropriate agencies at this time. However, on social media, Chester County Commissioner Josh Maxwell posted that the building was on lockdown on Friday morning after a substance was found in a mail in ballot. On Friday morning, access was restricted to the entries and exits at the government building. A press event is scheduled to be held to provide an update on this incident at 2

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